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And then the strangest thing happened, i started learning stuff!!

RealLifeMom.com is a blog written by a mom. And she wrote a review of Gardenfork. I always find it fascinating to read people's reviews of the show, because I live the show, I'm inside it, and its fun to see it from the outside. RealLifeMom is a my kind of blog writer, she writes from the heart, and is a real person. at first, I thought that it was amusing enough to watch this pretending to be a professional show host while at the same time making mistakes and forgetting things. He would ma… Continue

Posted on July 25, 2008 at 8:30am —

Having great Italian food and learning about a green airline, and how to blend in in Italy.

A few days back ,I was invited to an event at Giocco in Chicago to learn about Air One, their new direct flights from Milan to Chicago, and their new fuel efficient 'green' jets they are buying. Air One invited bloggers to come sample some great Italian food and meet Marco Rottino of Air One. One might think that green air travel is an oxymoron, but being the practical… Continue

Posted on June 23, 2008 at 11:30am — 2 Comments

Check out Ken Druse's Real Dirt Podcast

I got to meet Ken Druse at a Brooklyn Botanic Garden a few months ago. Ken has an audio podcast called Real Dirt which is co hosted by garden writer Vicki Johnson This week they talk about heirloom daffodils and gypsy moths. And, Ken has a weekly email newsletter you can sign up for. please check it out.… Continue

Posted on May 4, 2008 at 11:30pm —

RWG and GF sign production deal with For Your Imagination

wow. big news! I just signed a production, distribution, and marketing deal for Real World Green and Gardenfork with For Your Imagination.

The For Your Imagination crew So, what does this mean? Well, I might have to start acting like an adult, but i doubt it. What it does mean is that I now have a great team of t… Continue

Posted on March 19, 2008 at 5:03pm — 2 Comments

Gardenfork gets reviewed on The Clip Show

I just realized this happened last fall, but The Clip Show, a popular web video show, did a review of Gardenfork, and they liked it. Yeah.

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Posted on March 12, 2008 at 1:39pm — 2 Comments

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At 2:25am on November 24, 2008, Claire said…: I will definitely add you guys to my links - I've fallen in love with the show! My goofy lab is named Garth, he's 5 years old I think he likes to chew as much as Henry does.

At 10:01am on November 16, 2008, Linda said…: Hi Eric, maybe I will do a blog about the hosta hobby someday. I've been crossing and growing, (I would call myself a hobby hybridizer) for about 5 seasons now. The genetics of it are fun and I am able to achive a good crop of new seedlings each spring for adding to my garden. I collect plants with the traits that appeal to me, and cross them over the growing season to try and obtain a certain goal. Sometimes it's to improve the leaf substance, a prettier flower or a different form of plant or leaf. Some examples would be a tall, vase shaped plant or a plant with a wavy serrated leaf. Anyway, thats the jest of it. Oh, I wanted to tell you my 12 and 13yr olds and I are going to try to make bread in the dutch oven for Thanksgiving, wish us luck!

At 8:58am on November 15, 2008, Joey said…: Hey, Eric.
great to hear from you; I really enjoy your podcasts!

At 12:49am on November 12, 2008, Mare said…: hi Eric.. Thanks for putting together such an awesome website and podcasts!!

At 7:15am on November 5, 2008, Byron Dupin said…: Thanks Eric,
Absolutely love the show!

At 11:21pm on November 4, 2008, Nicole Spagnuolo said…: Sure we have plenty of plants that grow in the desert :) Most are the cactus type and the others look more like weeds ;)

At 11:27am on October 29, 2008, pippa lloyd said…: Hi Eric
I sent you a comment about your lovely apple crisp recipe but may have done it on the wrong part of your website. Hope it gets to you!
Pippa
PS I love your dogs! We have an English Bullterrier (Jemima) and a black coloured working Cocker Spaniel (Pippin)!

At 2:23pm on October 18, 2008, alison knight said…: Hi Eric,
Thanks for the great videos. I like the dogs and your simple kitchen where you make all kinds of wonderful stuff. I think it's amusing how so many people build these fancy chefs kitchens and go out to eat and don't even know how to operate their stoves. You inspire me to live more simply (not that I have a choice) but to be happy and grateful for what I have and to know the difference between "wants" and "needs"...thanks, Ali

At 12:16am on October 18, 2008, Nachokitty said…: Thanks!! We just bought 22 bales of rice to make a bigger pig house and a goose house. Nothing beats the insulating warmth of bales.

Did you see the vintage Airstream I converted to a chicken coop? Hippest recycling project around these parts!! Love your Youtube videos. I'm now in the middle of building some of the cold frames from the Brooklyn Gardens. (all recycled stuff I found to use)

At 12:06pm on September 22, 2008, rj said…: Gosh, most people I talk to have never heard of Effingham let alone St.Elmo. I always just tell them we live in the country 90 miles east of st.louis. Everyone has heard of St.louis so it makes it easier.
I really enjoy this site, normally don't spend a whole lot of time online but this site is really informative. Yesterday I learned more about garlic than I ever knew, Starting a little plot of garlic for next year.

Jo

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